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I do wear them sometimes but I find my outfit looks extra “wow” with a pointy toe. I also find that square or pointy can be equally as comfy depending on the construction of the shoe.

You must! Love your vids by the way, us SD ladies gotta stick together. 🌹

Yes to all of that. I’ve found it empowering to know these things, rather than trying to force looks that just weren’t flattering for me. Glad you’ve found your lines!

Thank you. Midi for the win!

Thanks, links added :)

my experience is exactly the same .. I'm quite annoyed when people are prooving that high waisted jeans is a great choice for every single person, just because it's in fashion.

@@helahreljac1523 oh thanks for the comment, love to hear that! Are you a soft dramatic? I wouldn‘t have said that, but for sure it‘s always being pushed on soft dramatics.

Thanks for the comment. I tend to not like a fully tucked in shirt unless it’s fitted and show my curves/defines my waist. I sometimes like a larger shirt tucked in casually, asymmetrically in the front only. It gives a drapey effect. For me, high waisted feels accommodating to my curves, rather than squeezing at the fleshy part of my hips causing them to squish out around the waistline of the pants. Even better when it’s monochromatic to not give the color blocking visual.

@@EmbodiedStyle oh yes I totally agree with the large shirt tucked in asymmetrically. Also, monochromatic helps a lot!!

@@helahreljac1523 They don't work for me. It's not terrible as long as I don't bend over or sit, but once I do, they scrunch down to where they should be. LOL

Darn I didn’t catch the brand. I didn’t end up buying it. Here’s another maxi wrap dress that is very different but would be amazing on a Soft Dramatic body type: www.emprada.com/products/luciana-brown-wrap-long-sleeve-maxi-dress

Hooray! I got you girl.

Those outfits would look good, I agree

Well if I must 😌

Oh no, I’m sorry to hear that Violet. I hope the surgery goes well for you. I started buying my pointy boots at least a half size bigger. It doesn’t work so well for flats though.

@@EmbodiedStyle That's smart!

Haha, that cracks me up!

You may be in the club! Try taking the Kibbe quiz by The Concept Wardrobe. That’s how I began to sort it out for myself, plus looking at a lot of celebrity examples and feeling into whether or not those lines worked for me. theconceptwardrobe.com/kibbe-body-types/the-kibbe-body-type-test

@@EmbodiedStyle Thanks! It's pretty cool to uncover all of these beauty secrets through knowing the body types.

You can have wider hips or narrower hips and still be a SD. Kibbe types aren't about your proportions in the traditional sense.

You got it girl. The camel pair especially is very comfy.

My go to SD tall girl trick is wearing wide leg pants and pointy toe flats. It appears like heels if the pants are wide enough! And adds no height to my 5’10 SD self!

@@tula1433 ​​⁠that’s real good. In general I find a wider hem looks more balanced with flats than a skinnier leg.

The process was surprisingly gently so I do suspect it would work on heavy wool sweaters. I used scissors to trim a few longer threads too.